All Crazy John’s services are subject to device capabilities and network availability. 3G services are available in Vodafone's 3G areas - a compatible device is required. In metropolitan and some regional areas, Vodafone's 3G network operates on UMTS 2100MHz. In smaller regional areas with Vodafone coverage, Vodafone's 3G network operates on UMTS 900Mhz. All 3G 900MHz devices available from Vodafone are 2100MHz compatible, however, not all 2100MHz devices are 900MHz compatible. BlackBerry devices are 2100Mhz compatible but are not 900MHz compatible except for the except the BlackBerry Bold™ 9700, which is a 900Mhz compatible device. Customers with a 2100MHz Blackberry smartphone will experience GPRS coverage (or EDGE, where available) in 3G 900MHz areas. Slower speeds can be expected outside Vodafone's Mobile Broadband areas. Individual customer experience may vary – many factors affect access, capacity and speed. Click here to check your coverage
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return to topBlackBerry Post Paid accounts have access video streaming sites such as YouTube through the Vodafone Live! browser. Other Applications and services may require you to set up and alternative data connection.
BlackBerry Prepaid accounts have restricted access to streaming through certain applications that can be downloaded and installed.
To set up this service please see the BlackBerry support page for more information. Usage is charged at the applicable rate to your service, click here for more details.
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Click here for details on how to setup email on your BlackBerry smartphone.
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Use the BlackBerry browser: all web browsing over this browser is included within the Unlimited BlackBerry Internet bundle. Crazy John's recommend that the BlackBerry browser be used as the primary web browser.
The Vodafone Live! browser is only available to Post Paid customers and when accessed will be charged at the applicable rate to your plan click here for more details.
return to topEnabling Mass Storage mode on your BlackBerry smartphone allows you to access the memory card on the device from your laptop, similar to a USB memory stick or SD card.
return to topYour BlackBerry smartphone comes pre-loaded with onboard memory – this will be different depending on the smartphone model you have. Using a Micro SD card, BlackBerry smartphone memory can be expanded even further.
return to topThis is dependent on the features of your BlackBerry smartphone. For details of your specific device features and specifications, go to the BlackBerry smartphones in Australia page and select your BlackBerry smartphone.
return to topClick here for software downloads for your BlackBerry smartphone.
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Yes, BlackBerry smartphones come pre-loaded with instant messaging and social networking applications, including:
This is dependent on whether your BlackBerry smartphone has built-in GPS capability. For details of your specific device features and specifications go to the BlackBerry smartphones in Australia page and select your BlackBerry smartphone.
return to topYes, you can use most BlackBerry smartphones as your MP3 player. You can share songs using the built-in speaker, create and edit playlists with the integrated media player and, depending on your device and Micro SD card memory, you can have all your favourite songs with you anytime.
return to topTo download and use BlackBerry App World, users must meet the following requirements:
No. BlackBerry App World is an on-device application that allows BlackBerry smartphone users to download applications wirelessly, so no involvement from a computer is required to download and install applications. See our support page for more information.
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Downloaded and installed applications are stored in two different locations. Within BlackBerry App World, BlackBerry smartphone users will have access to all downloaded and installed applications from their My World folder. On the BlackBerry smartphone, applications will be downloaded to and stored in the applicable application folder as defined by the BlackBerry smartphone user (for example, Downloads, Games, Instant Messaging.)
return to topVendors in BlackBerry App World have the ability to restrict the availability and visibility of their applications based on the following criteria:
If an application does not appear on a BlackBerry smartphone, one or more of these criteria is not being met.
return to topIndividual applications are supported by the developers of those applications. Vendor support information will be available on the BlackBerry smartphone through the Contact Support option, and in the purchase confirmation email message that is sent to BlackBerry smartphone users who download the application.
BlackBerry smartphone users are also encouraged to visit the BlackBerry App World support page for a listing of general support options.
return to topIf you switch to a different BlackBerry device or delete all of the data from your device, you must download free or trial items again.
return to topIf you are connected to a Crazy John’s plan with an added Blackberry Bolt On service you will not be charged additional data charges for downloading of the BlackBerry App World application, downloading the application catalogue or downloading of any applications.
Most applications available via BlackBerry App World will use the BlackBerry infrastructure for data connections and thus will not incur extra data charges on a BlackBerry plan.
Applications that use video streaming and any applications that do not use the BlackBerry infrastructure will incur data charges at the rates applicable to the plan or cap the customer is connected to.
return to topYou may need to change your ‘Default Browser Configuration’. To do this follow these steps: